Amendment to Sabancı University’s Main Regulation
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This regulation updates Sabancı University’s internal governance rules. It removes two existing provisions, changes the title of the section covering the Board of Trustees and the president, and increases the maximum number of certain board-related members from nine to eleven. It also rewrites the role of the Secretary General. The Secretary General remains the head of the university’s administrative organization, reports to the rector, is appointed and removed by Board of Trustees decision on the rector’s proposal, and is responsible for coordinating administrative units, recording trustee decisions, managing university facilities, handling correspondence, and carrying out similar tasks assigned by the rector.
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Key Changes
- Repeals one provision in Article 4 and repeals Article 9 of Sabancı University’s Main Regulation.
- Renames the second section and raises the relevant maximum membership limit from nine to eleven.
- Rewrites the appointment, reporting line, and duties of the Secretary General.
Obligations
What this law requires
Sabancı University must treat the Secretary General as the head of the university’s administrative organization, with responsibility to the Rector for all work.
Sabancı University must appoint and remove the Secretary General only upon the Rector’s proposal and by decision of the Board of Trustees.
The Secretary General must ensure that the university’s administrative units operate efficiently, regularly, and harmoniously.
The Secretary General must act as non-voting rapporteur at Board of Trustees meetings and ensure that decisions taken at those meetings are written, protected, and preserved.
The Secretary General must ensure the regular operation, repair when needed, maintenance, and protection of facilities located within the university.